Welingkar Interview experience, don't know what to make out of it, HELPP!! 😭

Welingkar Interview experience, don't know what to make out of it, HELPP!! 😭 WARNING: LONG POST, TRIED TO KEEP IT AS DETAILED AS POSSIBLE TO GIVE A CLEAR PICTURE This is my interview experience at Welingkar, mumbai, I think I messed up!! Here it goes 2 Panel members P1 male- 30-40 yrs P2 male- 40-45 yrs Profile acads: 10/8/10 Female B. Tech in Biotech, final year student from pune P1: So where are you from C: place name P1: Oh it seems like the whole batch will be from __ this year C: smiles P2: So X, tell me something about yourself C: Answers ( Also mentions how Research and business analytics (RBA)and biotech research are similar) P1: (Reads my answers to the application form question) Are u a writer X C: Yes sir P1: Oh so do u write vlogs? C: Not at the moment sir, but I do write in the college magazine P2: So X, tell me, these anti-aging creams that we have in the market, are they really effective? C: Yes sir they are effective to some extent although, lifestyle plays a very important role, if we have an unhealthy lifestyle, any amount of supplements will be ineffective P2: What do u mean by healthy lifestyle? Diet, Exercise? C: Yes sir, it does, but it's not just diet and lifestyle but the overall mental, physical, emotional wellbeing. P1: Okay so X tell, as we can do dna analysis, should we do it C: Yes sir, I think it's a good think to do DNA profiling these days, sometimes when there is a history of some harmful genetic diseases running in the family, before getting married I honestly think it's a wise decision of doing the dna profiling so as to check if the baby is susceptible to some disorders P1: So do u think we can edit our dna C: Yes sir, it can be done, but it's not ethical, and the only case in which it should be done is when using the profiling we know that the baby will have some kind of very harmful genetic disorder P2: So X, there are so many good colleges in pune like D Y Patil, Indira, why not do an mba from there why welingkar C: Sir, Welingkar has very unique features like the different kinds of labs and mentorship programs, and it's very good and I want the best for myself P1: So why not do an mba from outside india? Say like harvard school? They're the best C: Smiles, Sir yes they are the best but honestly speaking, I think our education system is made in such a way that if we survive and thrive here, we can survive anywhere, we see indians leading a lot of domains everywhere P1: (Interrupts) But they do their pg from outside not from India C: Yes sir, but I prefer doing an mba from India and then if I want I can go outside India in the future during my job if required P2: So why not pursue Mtech Or PDGM in healthcare management? Why in RBA? C: Sir, while I do think these options are very good, they will limit me into just one stream whereas with an mba I have multiple options that I can explore along with these fields P1: (I say honestly speaking several times out of habit, I said 3-4 times even in this interview, P1 noticed) So X, how many times are u dishonest in a day? C: (Looks confused) I did not understand sir P1: No u said honestly speaking quite a no. of times so I asked C: Sir I don't lie, rather sometimes I get scolded for being brutally honest (smiles) P2: So X tell me, if u got 2 job offers with the same profile one from Lakme and the other from Pfizer, which one would u choose C: Sir I would choose the Pfizer one P1: Why? C: Sir, Pfizer has done some phenomenal work during Covid, and as I'm familiar with that field, I'll choose that. P2: So X, about the physical, mental and emotional well-being that u mentioned, will a person living in Mumbai or Delhi fall more sick than someone living in Pune, nagpur? C: No sir, not necessarily, while there is a lot of pollution in these major cities, there is also a concept of adaptability and immunity, people living in more polluted cities are more exposed to allergens and thus can become adapted to it to some extent and may have a stronger immunity P2: Okay so do u mean that if i live in a very peaceful place like darjeeling and do not maintain my physical, mental, and emotional wellbeing, I'll have diseases C: Yes sir the chances will increase if we're not fit P1: So X tell me, if u just have one offer say from axis bank, a pure finance job, of loans etc, with a normal 13-14 lac salary, and that's the only offer u have, will u take it or not? C: Yes sir, I would take it, even if it's pure finance, yes I may face some challenges at first but I will adapt to the role gradually and will give my best P2: So X, what I've understood by talking to u is that, you are quite well versed in your field, and are very passionate about it but u would give all that up to pursue an mba related to finance and everything that you've learnt so far will go to waste C: No sir I don't think so P2: ( before letting C complete cuts her) Okay so I don't have any further questions for u, P1 u can continue P1: No even I don't have any further questions C: okay sir, before leaving may I please ask u a question? P1&2: yes go ahead C: As u know that I'm from a research background and not from the normal commerce background, I'm trying to learn all the basics that will be a prerequisite before my admission, could u please tell me what all should I learn about before joining the college so that I don't fall behind my peers? P1: Nothing, u don't have to learn anything, the bschool is here to teach u everything, just be yourself P2: Just be aware about whatever is happening around u that's all C: Okay sir, Thank you so much. This was basically the interview and I think I messed up pretty badly, they kept on interrupting me before I could complete any ans with another que, idk what to think about it, they did not ask anything about my college degree or achievements, anything, just this, idk what to think about their last statement (will giveup one) , what do u guys think 😭